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Best free fiction nonfiction self help motivational & inspirational books
There are many good books free online. I am sharing 3 links, you will enjoy them and read for free.
price: Free
Category: Fiction
King Shatrudev of Lalpur wants to rule the whole world. He is a very powerful king and persecutes the general public in many ways. Due to his large army, no king can defeat him in battle. He has captured the continent of Europe and Asia. Akhandraj is a teenager boy who is the king of Sumerpur. He wants to free the general public from the atrocities of King Shatrudev, though his army is not very large. The story begins with the struggle of Akhandraj.
Buy link:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B096M2YJZ8
2. The Turning Point: 45 Steps To Achieve Success
Price: Free
Category: Nonfiction self help Motivational & Inspirational
This is a self help book. The book consist 45 chapters. The major theme is how to handle day-to-day situations. Following chapters are involved in this book to help you:
Table of contents:
Chapter1: The beginning of life – Desire
Chapter 2: Goal setting
Chapter 3: Take Action
Chapter 4: Hard work
Chapter 5: Focus
Chapter 6: Willpower
Chapter 7: Split your day task
Chapter 8: Wake up early in the morning
Chapter 9: Strength of mind
Chapter 10: Worries about the past and the future
Chapter 11: Perception about yourself
Chapter 12: Mistake and Learning
Chapter 13: Keep yourself busy to achieve your goals
Chapter 14: When to do Entertainment
Chapter 15: Ways to relax during work
Chapter 16: Lesson from Failure
Chapter 17: Patience
Chapter 18: Conflict
Chapter 19: Never give up
Chapter 20: Relationship between Character and Success
Chapter 21: How to talk with others more effectively
Chapter 22: Success v/s Helping Nature
Chapter 23: Relationship between Success and Meditation
Chapter 24: Attachment to your goal and Detachment from Everything else
Chapter 25: Relationship between Silence and Success
Chapter 26: Relationship between Fear of Failure and Success
Chapter 27: Test yourself to get Success
Chapter 28: Relationship between Courage / Valor and Goal Attainment
Chapter 29: Ego v/s success
Chapter 30: Discretion
Chapter 31: Compare with the best Person
Chapter 32: Nature teaches something
Chapter 33: Habit
Chapter 34: Laziness – The enemy of success
Chapter 35: Proper Planning
Chapter 36: Create a Backup Plan
Chapter 37: How to Motivate Yourself
Chapter 38: Curiosity is the Key to Success
Chapter 39: Don’t Lose Hope
Chapter 40: Luck
Chapter 41: Rite of Consistency
Chapter 42: Ask questions
Chapter 43: Take Advantage of your Experience
Chapter 44: Make a diary
Chapter 45: Loneliness.
Buy Link:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B096M886KZ
A 17-year-old boy belongs to a poor family and falls in love with a beautiful girl. But the girl's father wants her to marry a rich boy. Therefore, the boy leaves his village and goes to the city to become rich and this is where his struggle starts.
Price: Free
Category: Fiction
Buy Link:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B096M3GGZJ
Who wrote these 3 books?
Ashok Kumawat
Ashok Kumawat was born in 1998 in Rajasthan, India. He started writing from college life itself. He writes books to inspire people for success. He teaches success tricks through stories. His writings changed the lives of many people. His books give courage to people to fight against difficult situations.
From Where to buy?
You can read these free books on all major platforms including Amazon, Apple, Google books, Kobo, Smashwords, Overdrive, Barnes and Noble, Scribed, Baker & Taylor Axis 360, Tolino, Gardners, Odilo, Califa's Enki You can read these free books on all major platforms including Amazon, Apple, Google books, Kobo, Smashwords, Overdrive, Barnes and Noble, Scribed, Baker & Taylor Axis 360, Tolino, Gardners, Odilo, Califa's Enki.
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